Anybody got any views/experience as to whether completing an online health & safety questionairre at the current client would have an adverse effect from an IR35 viewpoint.
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Wouldn't worry about that. Highly unlikely to ever be mentioned in an enquiry.Originally posted by CUERVALE View PostQdos Contractor - IR35 experts -
Unless it says For Employees only - should be OK. Health and safety covers everyone on site - employees and visitors alike.Just call me Matron - Too many handbagsComment
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Everyone is covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act just like with the various discrimination acts, so it has no reflection on IR35."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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And we mean everyone
This is how burglers can sue companies if they get injured while breaking in to your premises. Visitors do not have to be invited or be there on company business - well fact is stanger then fiction.Just call me Matron - Too many handbagsComment
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Yep - it's my plan C. Turn up at places uninvited, trip over in reception, claim for compensation. Beats coding for a livingOriginally posted by zara_backdog View Post
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Would that work in a Police Station reception area?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostYep - it's my plan C. Turn up at places uninvited, trip over in reception, claim for compensation. Beats coding for a living
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and - IR35 is about how the contracted work is done. For IT contractors, health and safety is peripheral to that (it's a different story if you're a building contractor of course).
It would take a very hardline tax inspector to point out how your escape from a burning office would be "directed and controlled" by a fire warden and a set of glow-in-the-dark signs.Comment
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Originally posted by zara_backdog View Post
maybe i should give up my day job and try to be a rogue and say steal from fruit shops at night but "accidentally" slip on that banana skin and then wait for the compensation cheques to flood in
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